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TIESELX Flexible Liquid-Tight Conduit Kit – Non-Metallic PVC with Fittings

Price range: $29.99 through $119.99

Complete liquid-tight conduit kits with conduit and all connector fittings included. Choose your pipe diameter (1/2″, 3/4″, or 1″) and length (25ft, 50ft, or 100ft). Made from high-quality PVC — resists water, oil, UV, corrosion, acids, and abrasion. Rated for outdoor use and direct burial. No-tool fitting installation. Suitable for HVAC, motors, pumps, outdoor lighting, marine, and industrial applications. 50% lighter than metallic conduit.

Complete Liquid-Tight Conduit Protection — Ready to Install

The TIESELX 1/2 Inch Flexible Liquid-Tight Conduit Kit gives you everything needed to protect electrical wiring in wet, outdoor, and industrial environments. The kit contains 25 feet of flexible non-metallic liquid-tight conduit (FNMC) plus 8 conduit connector fittings — 5 straight and 3 x 90-degree — so you can complete a full installation without sourcing additional hardware.

The conduit is constructed from high-quality PVC with an integral rigid-and-flexible design. The smooth interior allows conductors to slide through cleanly without snagging or damage, while the exterior resists corrosion, moisture, oil, UV light, acids, and physical abrasion. The result is a wire protection system that performs reliably in the conditions where it is most needed: outdoor lighting, HVAC connections, motor wiring, pump installations, and anywhere cables need protection from the elements.

What’s In the Kit

  • 25 feet of 1/2-inch flexible liquid-tight conduit (ID: 1/2″, OD: 0.83″, wall thickness: 2.5mm)
  • 5 × straight (180°) conduit fittings — for straight entry into boxes and panels
  • 3 × 90-degree angle conduit fittings — for right-angle connections in tight spaces

Installation Guide

  1. Measure and cut: Measure your required run length and cut the conduit to size using a utility knife or PVC cutter. Cut cleanly and deburr the end if necessary.
  2. Thread your cables: Pull the required conductors through the conduit before installing fittings.
  3. Attach fittings: Push the conduit end firmly onto the ferrule inside the fitting. No tools required for this step.
  4. Tighten the dome nut: Hand-tighten the dome sealing nut on the fitting until snug. This compresses the internal seal and creates a waterproof, liquid-tight connection.
  5. Connect to the panel or box: Thread the fitting into the knockout of your junction box or panel using a locknut if required by your installation.
  6. Support the conduit: Secure the conduit run using conduit straps or clips at appropriate intervals per local electrical code (typically every 3–4.5 feet).

Key Applications

  • HVAC equipment: Air conditioner disconnect connections, heat pump whip connections, air handler wiring
  • Motors and pumps: Final flexible connection from rigid conduit to motor or pump terminals
  • Outdoor lighting: Post-mounted lights, landscape lighting, security lighting
  • Solar panel systems: DC and AC wire protection in outdoor environments
  • Marine and coastal: Salt-air resistant protection for outdoor electrical installations
  • Industrial equipment: Machine tool wiring, compressors, refrigeration systems
  • Underground burial: Rated for direct burial; use straight fittings for buried connections

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I cut the conduit to length?

Use a utility knife, PVC cutter, or hacksaw. Score around the circumference and snap, or cut through cleanly. Deburr the cut end with sandpaper or a utility knife blade before inserting conductors.

Can this conduit be used outdoors?

Yes. This liquid-tight flexible conduit is rated for outdoor use, direct sunlight exposure, and direct burial. It resists UV degradation, water ingress, and temperature extremes.

Does this conduit provide a grounding path?

No. This is a non-metallic (PVC) conduit. If your installation requires an equipment grounding conductor, include a green insulated ground wire within the conduit. Do not rely on this conduit as a grounding path.

Is this product UL listed?

This conduit is manufactured to FNMC-B standards. Please verify UL listing status against your local electrical code requirements before installation in regulated environments.

How many wires can I run through 1/2-inch conduit?

Fill percentage depends on wire gauge. As a practical guide, 1/2-inch conduit (ID 0.5″) can accommodate: up to 3 conductors of 12 AWG, or up to 4 conductors of 14 AWG. Always follow NEC conduit fill tables and your local electrical authority requirements.

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